Reverend Jesse Jackson
Somebody I Am
Not only mixtapes. 
Can't make classic hip hop albums with non-sampled beats.
Can't make classic hip hop albums with non-sampled beats.
Will Kendrick Lamar's album bring sampling back to albums?
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Blue Ivy Coli
Rookie
More difficult to get clearance now a days with reduced budgets
But the hoes love them Trap Beats thooooooo
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
damn near all the shyt you hear on albums is sampled... wether it's flipping a sample of a sample, an interpolation, a melody etc.
did you stop looking at album liners and the credits?
did you stop looking at album liners and the credits?
DStyles
Vegan
this
Tuc2DaBoot
Pro
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
The reason sampling isn't done more isn't because its not 'popular' it is because it can be expensive.
nah the reason is...this era of producers r lazy n found a cheaper more efficient way to make a beat...
the west kinda(dj slip n cmw)started what salih williams capatiized n brought it back on when the texas wave came thru the game...with sittin sidewayz n still tipping with swishahouse n s.u.c samples
SwagKingKong
All Star
pretty much.
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
Did you just say NAH then agree with me?
It is easier to sample than it is to bring someone in to replay a sample. The reason they replay samples is because it is cheaper.
Word nikkas nowadays can make a 1g off making a 4 bar loop. That would at max take 15 minutes to make. Ship it out to the right rapper and you got yourself a multiplatinum hit.
Viva la Rack City
We have the technology and it is more economically feasible for a producer to simply produce his own shyt. Rather than waste time diggin in the crates, building a song off a sample, then potentially lose money in having to clear it.